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Eight months after officials plunged shovels into dirt for a ceremonial ground-breaking, phase 1 of the project — which, for ...
A historic trolley is rolling again in Denver Denver's historic trolley begins its summer season, offering narrated rides along South Platte River from Confluence Park to Colfax Avenue Viaduct.
Historic Denver, a nonprofit that works to promote and protect the city's many historic places, said plans to build a walkway near the Capitol Building would damage historic sites in the area and ...
By Ralph D. Russo, Stewart Mandel and Justin Williams A federal judge Friday granted final approval of the House v. NCAA settlement, a watershed agreement in college sports that permits schools to ...
The U.S. Senate has approved Tulsa's historic Greenwood District, the site of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, to be a national monument.
Revisions to a Florida law meant to create affordable housing could enable developers to demolish historic buildings in favor of new high-rise towers.
The modernist Florida house with a flat roof and glass walls is an outlier in Old Floresta, which is home to a sea of Mediterranean-style properties.
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